The Provo Library is hosting a multi-day scavenger hunt for children in its Children's Department, inviting young participants to locate hidden hands to earn prizes. The High-Five Hunt event is scheduled to take place on both Friday, Aug. 7, and Saturday, Aug. 8, 2026.
Event Activities and Mechanics
The event, organized by the Provo Library, encourages children to engage in a passive program designed to promote exploration within the facility. According to the library, participants must find all the hands hidden throughout the Children's Department to complete the activity.
Prize Redemption Process
Once a participant has successfully located all the hidden hands, they are instructed to present their paper to the service desk. Upon showing the completed paper, children are eligible to receive a small prize as a reward for their participation.
Target Age Demographics
The High-Five Hunt is designed to cater to a wide range of young age groups. The library has categorized the event to be inclusive of children ranging from infants to pre-teens, specifically listing age groups of 0-2, 3-5, 5-8, and 9-12.
Program Classification
The library has classified the High-Five Hunt as a passive program, meaning it is designed for children to participate in at their own pace without a formal, scheduled start time. The event is tagged as kid-friendly, emphasizing its accessibility for families visiting the Children's Department.
Event Schedule
The programming is split across two consecutive days. The first day of the event takes place on Friday, Aug. 7, 2026, and the second day concludes the activity on Saturday, Aug. 8, 2026.
Community Engagement
The High-Five Hunt serves as part of the library's ongoing efforts to provide engaging content for children. By utilizing the Children's Department for such activities, the library provides a space for community interaction and discovery for various age groups.
Additional Information
For more information regarding library hours or other upcoming events, residents can visit the Provo Library's official website or visit the Children's Department directly.
